LG Showing Off a Bendable Screen Prototype You Can Easily Roll Up

This year’s Consumer Electronics show takes place this week and there are numerous things to be excited about, with LG’s new bendable screen prototype being no exception. The 18-inch display from LG can easily be…

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New Bionic Eye Feeds Digital Camera Images Directly Into The Brain

There is a new kind of bionic eye that will “bypass most of the visual system entirely,” meaning it can feed output from a digital camera directly into the brain. The new bionic eye system…

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FDA Approves Xstat Syringe Capable of Plugging Bullet Wounds In Seconds

The FDA has approved a sponge-filled syringe designed to close up gunshot wounds in merely 20 seconds for use by America’s civilian population. The syringe, known as the Xstat Rapid Hemostasis System, was first developed…

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Google Constructing Africa’s Largest Wind Farm and Renewable Energy Source in Kenya

Google has a reputation as an investor in the field of renewable energy. The technology giant has recently announced its newest undertaking: a wind energy project in Kenya. Once the project is completed, it will…

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The High-Tech Fabric Industry is Rapidly Expanding to Combat Mother Nature

Sporting equipment has seen a steady evolution over the past few decades. The characteristics of these outdoor sporting goods range from simplified and eco-friendly designs, made from wood and twine, to high-tech specialized gear, made…

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Smart Bandage Illuminates Bright Green When It Detects Bad Bacteria

A new smart bandage developed by researches at the University of Bath may make diagnosing wound infections much easier in the near future. Led by chemistry professor Toby Jenkins at the University of Bath, the…

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Scientists Create an Incredible Cyborg Rose with Electrical Veins and Circuits

Scientists have combined biology, agriculture, and technology into a cohesive science to do the impossible. They have managed to construct a cyborg rose that has polymer veins running through it. This could be an evolutionary find…

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Polymer From Orange Peel and Industrial Waste Can Suck Mercury Out of Water

Synthetic chemists from South Australia’s Flinders University have created a material from industrial waste and orange peel capable of sucking mercury out of water. Why is this a big discovery? Quite simply, mercury in water…

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